UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: ὀπτασία; -ας

Related lemmas: ὁράω

Sense 1: vision

Semantic entry: 33.488

Semantic domains: Communication

Subdomains: Non-Verbal Communication

Definition: an event in which something appears vividly and credibly to the mind, although not actually present, but implying the influence of some divine or supernatural power or agency

LUK 1:22: RV LUK 1:22 · LV LUK 1:22 · Read together LUK 1:22

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OET-RV LUK 1:22

22 But when he did emerge, he wasn’t able to speak to them. They wondering if maybe he’d seen a vision in the temple, and he nodded to confirm this although he remained mute,

OET-LV LUK 1:22

22 But having _come _out he _was_ not _able to _speak to _them, and they _recognised that he _has _seen a_vision in the temple.
And he was nodding to _them, and was _continuing mute.

LUK 24:23: RV LUK 24:23 · LV LUK 24:23 · Read together LUK 24:23

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OET-RV LUK 24:23

23 but they couldn’t find his body. Then they came back and told us about some vision about messengers from God who apparently said that he’s alive.

OET-LV LUK 24:23

23 and not having _found the body of _him, came saying also to _have _seen a_vision of _messengers, who are _saying him to _be _living.

All 4 recorded passages for this sense

LUK: RV LUK 1:22 · RV LUK 24:23 · LV LUK 1:22 · LV LUK 24:23 · Read together LUK 1:22 · Read together LUK 24:23

ACT: RV ACT 26:19 · LV ACT 26:19 · Read together ACT 26:19

CO2: RV CO2 12:1 · LV CO2 12:1 · Read together CO2 12:1

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

ὀπτασία

Form 1

Sense 1: vision